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| Salary band | £30k - £50k |
|---|---|
| Salary details | £Good |
| Location | West Sussex |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Grist Legal |
| Contact | Consultants at Grist Legal |
| Specialist Areas | Practice Manager |
| Posted | 12th Aug 2008 |
| Expires | 9th Sep 2008 |
Top regional Private Practice are looking for a Construction Solicitor to join their growing department in their Gatwick office, within east commute of Surrey and the South Coast. You will need to have previous experience of working in a contentious and non-contentious environment as you will be advising and assisting with all areas of Construction work. You must have the ability to work under pressure.
Working as a member of the team you will be expected to maintain high standards and be involved in all aspects including fee-earning, business development and continuing education and development. On offer is a good Salary and benefits package dependent upon experience.
All applications will be reviewed within the next working day by our consultants and successful applicants will be acknowledged in that timeframe.
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